Solving the World's Famous Mystery Case Password

Author: Zhu Bo (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Crime scenes are shrouded in mystery and complexity, with the investigation process being intricate and thrilling. The "key to solving the case" can be found in every detail. This book presents 50 classic suspense cases from around the world, offering investigative accounts more dramatic than stories, bringing you a mind-shocking experience. The cases are vivid and compelling, with full of suspense, baffling cases, eccentric suspects, attractive details, and unexpected breakthroughs. All of this will ignite your curiosity, inviting you to join us on a feast of logical thinking.
On November 16, 1940, in the United Edison Building at 64 West Street, New York City, USA, a worker accidentally discovered a wooden tool box on a balcony. Upon opening it, he was shocked to find a bomb inside! The Otray Circus was performing in San Francisco. The acrobat Otray was performing a breathtaking trick in the show: Miss Fairmel with three lit candles on her head. Otray was facing away from her, aiming at the candles with a mirror in hand, ready to shoot. "Bang!" A gunshot rang out. A horrifying and tragic scream followed, and Miss Fairmel, the female assistant, was actually shot dead!
On December 21, 1988, a Pan Am Boeing 747 flight from London to New York was en route to Scotland's Lockerbie when an unexpected incident occurred: the plane exploded in mid-air! A construction crew was clearing out an abandoned factory in the suburbs. After a worker used a pickaxe to pry open a heavy, thick stone slab on the factory floor, he was surprised to discover a human skeleton beneath it!